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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
A SERIOUS JOKE.
A NuPtial h not Tied im Fum IL
Difficult TO Loosen.

1SthIAC9Att ~ A<OC CB0us
William j. Shank'e is goodlookink
and intelligent young man of some q
or "a. who is employed in the job print
ing establishment of Tracy & Gibson,
229 Main street. Some years ago he
came from Grenada, Miss. his home, to
live in Memphis. but has made occa-
sional visits to that pretty little town.
Some two weeks since Mr.. Shanklo
made a flying visit to his old home. and
while there dropped in to pay social
call at the Office of the Grenada lSentiasl.
on which paper he at one time had
worked. and of which for q while be
was foreman. In the office, besides Mr..
Buchanan, the editor and proprietor, he
met several young people of his acquaint.
ance, amepg them Miss Hood, hand.
some girl of seventeen summers, full Of
life and spirit, and who has been en-
gagged in the office of the Sentinel learn
ing type-setting. The young folks
laughed and joked one enother for some
time, and finally Mr.. Buchanan, by way
of joke, said he would 60 and get IL
cense provided Shankls aud Miss Hood
would get married. The two agreed to
this arrangement, and the editor went
off for the necessary document. All
parties understood the matter 10 be :
joke, and when Mr.. Buchanan returned
with the document they told him to 70
and get some one to perform the cefe-
mony. He accordinly went outcandl
secured q gentleman well known IL
Grenada, and Miss Hood and Mr.. Shan
kle clasped hands, and marriage Gers.
mony was gone through with, much %
the amusement Of the lockers on, who
regarded the whole thing as huge Joke.
When be had completed the ceremony
the gentleman who pronounced The
words held up the license. and remark
ing sThis is legal marriage, left tho.
room. The following day the startlin9
discovery was made that the gentleman
who performed the ceremony, though:
the fact was unknown to either Of tn
principals. is regularly authorised.
ma gistrate of the State Of MI
9 ssippi, and that in oil human pr6|I
ability the marriage is as legal az tkoueh,
| it had occurred in q church In the pn7S =
ence of hundred Witnesses. WI
this became known there vas much oou1, !,
motion in Grenada social circles. and g. ~
best legal talent in the city was evo1<
to investigate the matter. and the ~
Of them gave their opinion that the NJ
riage was binding, though few 81
that the fact that there is no Wrik1
record Of the issuance Of . the liz
nuliifies the marriage. Iz
Mr.. Shankle came to Memphis
day following his marriage. He ~
ceived one letter from Miss Hood.
which she states that the mater
been satisfactorily arranged. II u q =
derstood, however, that Misa Hoo<
mother seriously objects, and 4ill
steps to secure : divorcs. Shna
satisfied to let the msrriaee - q
Aen.pAis Cor. 0lsts- DnuoeraG
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
More War Talk.

New YORK. January s. - A cable
gram to the Star says: Advices from
European capitals are again warlike.
The opinion that war will first break out
between France and Germany, and that
Russia will follow by swooping down in.
mediately on Bulgaria, gains ground dali
ly. The statement put out that the Ger
man officers of reserve have been ordered
to report in May is blind. Preparn.
tions have been made to summon
the entire reserve at few hours potice,
and all officers are expected to be in
readiness at any hour of the day or night
to report ct heapQuarters.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
RIOTOUs CARMEN.
The Strikers Attack one of the
Gable Cars.


SAN Francisco, January S.-Near
midnight last night crowd OF car
strikers left their meeting hall and
walked up Mason street. About fifteen
minutes later a car of the Sutter street
line was coming down the hill, and as it
crossed Mason street the strikers sailed
forth with sticks and stones and at
tackled the conductor, gripman and pas
sengers on the dummy. One of the pas
sengers was dealt heavy blow on the
head with an iron bar. cutting deep
cash in the scalp, which bled profusely.
the conductor on the
rear platform was struck on the head
with a club and on the knee with rock
and severely bruised. The attack was
so quickly done that no arrests could be
made,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
Important Railroad Movement.

KANSAS CITY, january 8. = The
Times Topeka special says: An i'm
portant move in railroad matters trans.
pired tonight in filing the charters for
the thirteen proposed lines which will
grid with iron Western Kansas. The
scheme is backed by the Union Pacific.
The projected roads connect with vari-
GUS points on the Kansas Pacific and the
central branch of the Union Pacific from
Central Kansas to the western border
and extend in all directions.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
Nealon. the Assessor.

SAN FRANCISCO, January S.-The re-
count in the contest for the Assessors
Office ended to-day, resulting in favor
of Nealon. Siebe, the contestant,
gained seventy.eight votes in all, reduc.
ing Nealon's plurality to one hundred
and thirty-eight.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
AcQ uitted.

SALT LAKE, Utah, January S.--The
noted case against Deputy Marshal VIM.
Thompson came to close last evening
in the Second District Court at Beaver.
Last month Thompson shot e. M. Dali
ton, Mormon under indictment for
unlawful cohabitation, while Dalton
was trying to escape. Thompsoa was
indicted for manslaughter, but the jury
brought in a verdict of acquittal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
The wreck.

TIFFIN, O., January S.-The Coroner's
inquest into the causes and consequences
Of the Baltimore & Ohio wreck near Re.
public Station last Tuesday, recon
vened this morning. The principal
witness up to noon was Jesse M.
Spooner. of Republic, Ohio, one of the
first outsiders at the scene. He testi-
fed that but little was done to aid any
body in the smoking.car and that he
was sure several bodies were burned
entirely up. besides the ten taken out OF
the ruins.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
The Remains of James Lick.

SAN JOSE, January S.--The remains
of the late James Lick were received in
this city this afternoon en- route to their
last resting place at the observatory, at
Mount Hamilton. Our citizens have
been requested to assemble at the South.
ern Pacific Railroad depot at 1880
o'clock and escort the remains to the
city limits. During this time the fire
bells will be tolled.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
Tried to Cremate Her Husband.

SACRAMENTO, January S.-A fire oc-
Cured at Tenth and Nj streets to-day,
destroying dwelling. The husband
and wife quarreled last evening and the
wife left home. The husband says he
thinks his wife set fire to the place and
endeavored to barn him up. The mat
ter will be investigated by the police.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
Reag an a Candidate for senator.

WAsHINGToN, January S.-Represen-
tative Reagan left for Texas this morn.
ing to take an active part in the Sena.
torial contest. He will remain away for
about two weeks, and in the meantime
the conduct of the Interstate Comm r
cial bill, if the conference report it
agreed to in the Senate. will be left in
the hands of Crisp of Georgia, the third
member of the House Of Conference,
Weaver of Nebraska being also at home
looking after his Senatorial prospects.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
Death of General Duncan.

WASHINGTON, January s. - Brevet
Brigadier-General Thomas Duncan, q.
s. A.. died yesterday afternoon, after a
short illness, at his residence in this
city. During the war of the rebellion
General Duncan was struck on the head
with cannon ball and a portion of bis
skull knocked off. Trepanning was re.
sorted to, and for more than twenty
yelrs he has worn silver plate, which
look the place of the abstracted portion
of his shattered skull.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
Folkcthing z Dissolved.

COPENHAGEN, January S.-The Dam
ish Folkething. the Lower House of Par
lament, has been dissolved owing to a
refusal to agree to the governments
financial proposals and army estimate.
Elections for new Folkething will take
place on January 2Sth.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
<;Iadstone,s DeniaI.

LONDON, January 8.-Gladstone per-
sonally denies that he is prepared to
modify his Home Rule Bill, as an.
nounced yesterday by the Standard,
which declared he would make conces.
sions to the Liberal Unionists.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
Disch argeu.

SAN Francisco, January S.-The
charge of m mlnslaughter against W. r.
Wing and 7. B. Warren, owner and
Captain respectfully of the lost Atlantic.
was dismissed this morning by the pros
ecuting attorney, stating that he had no
case against them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
The Canadian Parliament {.

VICTORIA, B. c., January S.-The
Colonist published an Ottawa telegram
stating that the Dominion House of
Commons will be dissolved Immediately,
and that elections will take place on the
9th of February.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
smowstOrm I'M EnwIamd. /.

LONDON, January 8-A terrible snow.
storm has prevailed throughout the mid.
die counties in England. Much loss Of
life is feared. Highways and railways
are impossible in many places. and mails
are blockaded.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
wet m ore Resigns.

L1vRRMoBE, January 8.-Chas. A.
Wetmore, of Livermore valley, rendered
his resignation to- day rs ohiei executive
officer Of the State Viticultuaal Com
snission. to take efect ~ soon - the
oommlssiou be called together.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
Mrs. Cleveland Receives.

WASHINGTON, January 8.-Mrs.
Cleveland held her first reception of the
season this afternoon, from three to five
o'clock. The ladies began to arrive at
the White House at one o'clock and
waited patiently until the appointed
hour. Mrs. Cleveland was assisted by
Mrs. Manning. Mrs. Endicott, Mrs. Villas
and Miss Hastings, niece of the Presi.
dent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
cold weather.

FRESNO, January 8.-This morning
was the coldest of the winter, the ther-
mometer falling to 26 degrees.
MERGED, Cal, January 8.-Ice formed
here this morning one-quarter of an inch
thick.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-07

Schnaebel, French official, whose arrest by Germany threatened the peace of Germany and France, has been released and is again on French Soll. Arms are, therefore, reversed and wars alarm has given place to fearful gratulations.
 This eoneilitory act on the part of Germany is explained by the fact of the knowledge, by Bismarck, that within twenty days after Che declara- ton of war France would have 1,200,- 900 men in the front line, 100000 in the dePsts, and all her fortresses full Of soldiers, without counting the AL Rsrian and colonial forces, figures from which the susa total of 100000 men is reached and this is susceptible of increase 1, ,5O0,00O additional, mak- ang an army of 100000 Frenchmen Most troops will fight well behind walls, and the French frontier is now one great earthwork. Such an array Of we'll armed men has proved the ssdRtive that has guieted the dictate rial pretentions of Bismarck in that particular instance.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-07
Hetice of Forfeiture.

Aoilee is hereby given to '. Q Ea3Ne, ani whonsacEeg else, co-owners, with the nader siglei iathe Silver Basin mine situate in the mniius distriet 9i Glutse, County nf 6ila, ard Territory oi Arizona, and ulnfe pas3icularIy desaihei ia Book l, Page 425, q Tecntds af nnr n satl for the g4id county of Giia, and Territory aforesaid.
 Ihis, therefore, is ta natify yoa as c6-oWner nr o@ners in said uiine, that the undeFsis ne,l having 3one and lerfatmei the aniuml aalk as n4HiyUj lig las Tor the yearslss S5 S6, st his asr cgst and gfu having in ns wise un-, ttiHttd to the same thtreore,, t lou, iho s3id work iQg theI nith the cust uf tais ad, yeft.sessut a3ia ateIsilt.. crsts vi lin ninr- V t.ay galR she date cf the publication ,f tbis Etite, Yl,lr nt,nest iit sid claim as RHner eErs will ntte'lveeaeg aNa htcpne thc property G llic SnAa,eud aecmylng e. law. FRED HEtTk
 Globe, 4, T., March < 1887 mcil5.E0t
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-07
Matiea of FoneIsvre.


 Notice is hereby given to Barney HaEkins, Samuel RiehEQnd ". Fl Daryes and ! I. McCabe cp-gufers with the luderSia ned in tic C1ttontajl miue, situate in tbe Mining Distlict Uf Globe, Couutyel Gila, aid Ts4i- tory pf Arizona, ani n0re pagticuiarlg de- scrihed iu Book ?, Of Keconls # Mines, in and fdt the said County of Gila and Territory aforesaid on Page A2G This, therefore, k to notify yop as e0-ewners in sasi sniue, that the undersigned having done and performed the annual work as required Ay law, fnr the yrar l8Sa at bis own cost, and yen hayiHg sn no wlsr contribute to the saaae thetefre f y0u, the above mentioned p0rtles iR Interest," fail to nay your fnll psaporsioa gf ctst pf said work, together with tAe cost of this a.lNqEtiss- ment and accrpiag eosts within ninety &aas tr3ln the date of tbe publication of this @SKs, yaur interest in said claim ss eo.0Wucrs 1l utterly cease and berene tue pr0pefty af the undersigned according to law,
 l. c. LCNDE.
 Globe, A, T., Jan g. 1887. GnSsQa
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-07
constable's sale.

By virtue 0f ae execution issued ont 6{ Jus tice GoNet, Hf Globe Precinct, County of Eila of Arizona Territory dated the igsh day of April 1887, in certaju aetion wherein Ajax Ggaydon as PlaiEtif, recovered jadgaent against Mln. Masnitls, for Che sum of Sl0 1s-ia0, aiii costs Sa7 S0.I00 together with le. ga psreensags 30 O2.l00 dli the igth disy q April 1887
 have levied uian the following deacrhed pgoperlyY te-wit Lot !, Block sS town of tlobe X. ., with Improvements thefe0ii ui May s@9 # 2 tslsek p. Mi, Of ttAf dag, iil front 0 shefi atliee, County Of tifla ] will seli M the 9p titic end interest ~ ss.id ANnf #agniek in and tg the AhoYe aeseFibed isaafsrtS 4t psIll le auetiois, ior easis 70 tne tian and aEl tssfs
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-07

A Tucson dispach to the san Fran CISCO Chronicle finds fault with Joseph acGoftin, coRector ofoustoms, for his appointment of G. E. Hambleton Dep uty Collector while under bonds Of S8,0OO awaiting . second trial sor killing D. H. Kahlar agent of the Santa Fe railroad at Nogales Tue action of McGofRn has been referred to the authorities in Washington witha request that it benot approved.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-07

The robber, Francisco Gomez, who, with Librado Pueblo, Gegorio Alcap. tar, Fernando yagquez and Fl sarco, raided the house of MT. Wheaton on the San Pedro, the 18th of last month, has confessed that he and those named arc the guilty parties and who have been apprehended, and all with the exception of Sarco, who isin his grave, having been mortally wounded It Inc time of his arrest are held in the sum ofS5,000 each to await the action of the Pima county grand jury, and being unable to respond are now in the Tucson jail, The action of these men contemplated murder rather than fail in tbetr attempt to possess the money of Mr Wheaton, and, as a part of their design suspended him in order to force him to disclose it5 whereabouts. In tue trial Of such men Judge Lynch should preside and as their guilt is uuquestioned it seems that their deaths, instead Of the peni- tentiary, would most satisfy the peace of an outraged community.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-07

The ubiquitous Springer, the Col ton wife murder was recognized, as supposed, at shell Mound park by a asaR wacm Springer formerly worked for, and who was accompanied by an Oakland officer and working in com cert they succeeding in arresting their man, and although the exact counterpart of Springer, he established his Identity as cooper, residing in San Francisco, Tue man who was arrested in Globe must have been d twin brother ofthe San Francisco coop. srr as both taiIed with the published description of the yeritable Springer.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-07

One hundred years ago the ordi- nance of l787 was passed by which the United States accepted Virgiaias s gift of the Northwest Territory out of which Ohio Michigan, Indiana, IIlf noig and Wisconsin were created. Those five States arc yirginia's legiti- mate children, and we suggest that they celebrate the centennial by rais- ing fund to ( nay tbe old ladys aebtS
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-07

2, x Simmons, accused of bninnq the Hotel Del Monte, in California, was held on ! preliminary sxamina- ton, in the sum of s25,000, to answsr betorea grand jury and boing an.. able to glve the bond is now ID iail.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-07

4 Bakersfield dispatch denies that the man, supposed to De Olsen, the murderer, who WIS killed while resist ing arrest, is Olsen The scar ou. the iaco cf Olsen isnotso clearly del lined, but the contour of tho face wsd other resemblanees arc very cloga.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-07

The eontinuedimp n busi- ness generally throughout the coltutry N gratifying The total gros ex. changes for the week ending Apra SOth, at the leading clearinghouse in the United States, show an incres SC Of 25.5 per cent over the corresponding week oflast year
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-07
..eeasssHs.s.u.@s-~s @s-~ssssswieasss

tiustave Chucar, q fngatiye Russian nihilist implicated in tho plol that resulted in the death of tho Car, Al. exander II, March lstha 1881, wbo had taken refuge on an island near Fort Myer Yrpinia, was killed by the owners ofthe property while trying to eYict hlm.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-07
rAnKN v

Vie lebfn from the Flagstaff Cham- pion that the Christian Advocate has been ertiapped into cesnmanding our moral Governor for his christian yir- tues, and fatteringlyc compliments him fof his veto of the lottery bill Had the Christian Advocate known that the vetoIwas intended to give caste to Zuliek lia religious circles, and that is .author " while holding with the hare, was running with tue hounds it would have held it's peace, and not have stplufiea tseli.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-07
Camp Meeting.

There wiA be aa oid fashioned Camp Meet. ing at MhoatRelds, twelve uiilos north of Globe, commencing July 99th and continuing to August Ssh All are especially invited to como agd camp. Boafd, ldtiging ana pastuf- t.ge can ba had dn application Ut the ground. Fine shptie, slileadid watar Rnd good music. Several ministers will be ia attendsnoe.
 R A. WINDES, ..s
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-07
aRough on nats.

NfNeta+A SAA AatAh7f Clears alt ats, miae, reaches flies ants
 Heat pa.as pelpitatinn, Dsars,cal swellipes Dizziness, Indigestion, Hytdacle. Sleepieasress cured by Wells Health Remover
 RopEh en ccSas.e tsk for Wells Rough on Carns, lsc. Qaiek complete cure. Hard or soft eorns, warts bulHans.
 @nucau.Pafpa.e Quick complete oule all Kidney Blajjer Stone, Gravel, Catalth of thc Bladder Si,
 Dea-Russ, Files, Flies, roachss, ants bedlaigs, rats, mice. gopheis ehitmpnks cleared out by "l}oggh on Bats. iac
 Thin People "Wells Haalth Ben9were restores heslth md vigoE eurss Dyspepsi9, Impotence, Sexa.
 "nousa on Palm Cares cholera colic, cramps, diarfhuaaohes, gains prains, beaasche, neuralgia rhcmna. tisal 2lc Rough on Paiu Piaster5, l5
 Mothers, If you arc faiiinr, broken, worn oui and qerFo9s ose Wells Health Rtneaern &L
 nlfe Preserver. ' yep are losing your grip on fife, try 3'MellR Health hepower.h Gpes direct to weak spots \ "RonpR on riies Cures Piles or Hemorrhpids, Itching, Pro. trading, Bleeding, Hternal or other Inter- nal and hStegnal Remedy in each package Sure ollret 5oe, Druggists
 Pretty Women. Ladies wbo woHId retain freshness spd viva. city dont Fail Co try Wellsi Health Re.
 'Rouah on Itch tRoagh oh Ttchn cures huniois erupfions, rinSwerm, tettets salt rheum, frosted feet, ehllblains,
 .Rough on Catarrh G'pueets offensive od0rs at once CalnpIets cnre Of H0gas ceronic easpstalsp unequ@sed as g9rsle ipe Diphtheria Sore Threat. Fofl Naeatl5 5le
 The H0gc og iha Entien, Cbilafen, slow ia dereIol9neIg. DunY.. serawily aaa delieste use NFells Hsslth Re-
 catarrn ot me 1sadaor. Stif1sing, Irritation inilaRil8atign, aii Kid. ligy sna tl,sn,ssy soiap'aiatss cured " ~be
 .'wass sres 1eaens sllsash N Ra clsar them oQl ss "
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-07

Itisa notable fact that payment of lottery prizes are always beraldod through the agency of type blanks are never referred to ASK yourself why is this thus and the answer will be "they are far too numerous to mention
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-07
GUST0M MADE PANTS gs

Riade to measure from wonlen cloths dneCt from the manufacturer sayiag al ' intermediate profits, thereby ais 5aE customers much gleter value for V XXI money lhsp st is possible to obiain 9ttlef@ise. Hs guaf,t tee eEtire saiis- isctloE, <. or the ,monel viii be rlbndesl. measure, togsther with Sa aa3 35c for esptlss and sav sbont what color you pref,' mi ve w;lI sspa t},a pants to your .s.ress neatly borsd fg yon 9esife salnRes, send Co, and ws wiil mail ali nssortalsnt E, sal.gf fecn, PAv STATE PANTS tyn so Eag1l,.1y Street, Bostsn Mass
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-07

4 bull fight after dark, by electric light, was q uoYelty enjoyed " the people cfthe cit7 of Mexico recently. The elpetrpc lights lad more irrita. ting efeot, seemingly, upon the bulls than rsd aag They sharged about n q trosl apIFoged and vicious man- ner \ uiatador was knocked ottt, finn horses llliea and four others erip. Iilea and the exhibition was pros nopnced | success " tha lertge reseut l,fas ens nia wits
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-07

The reported volcano eruption in the Whetstone mountain is Gun, tradicted by < Hnaehnea special of tho Eth, 70 the BIsg lt says investigation discloses the fllet that the report arose from acloud of smolse oceasioned hy timber tire on tlie n5fth rann Df tho gD0untafA
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-07

Nolppes gten Away " the Rochester \ /. \ , -AarFRIcAs RuRAI IIoNE for egery Sl sntN scriptign to sliat lr6at s pasa, 4s col., I6 year pltb weekly, ai6ch aie sSi iiiehes, frciD Sl0 e 9o9 pa ono ilscse
 1as 4ieAs Issgs9ft FagiA < St9os S&erders (iiNt faAissr C9Flinefig. patifbolS Aisd gYtfii8cft4 algbl atAala Five seels helore fhc afast WaFla eoNgtsa ilsjs Ssssl I4 sas ssli N8siaf& 3qB is9f5 III Wa 9eg Unifeiss tastsEtrs
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 t3s bsAk and paper one year, nest.,lai1 st Rcfggenca Hpn c, f aBsosss.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-07
AGENTS NAasEDto asH iNiscEGclss of
 Q YEARs . .as NATIONAL NErRnroIIs.
BY BEH PEBLBT P0ORB.

ll1sifatieg tne Nib Hanar. Asd fafentlicisies as Heted ssiebsities. \ riei,is iss.sssrafed irsat 1i pssa soeiess Hlss i5em ye oil atase to the vvhsig q cia7elana sTenderfrlIs PoRHlar. Agsh.z npot rapid gaiss Address q circular aad t4fe !, !. EASCReT-r 6 co ruldisbers. saa FTnsism cal teb l9u
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-07

The Phoenix Gazette, of the 2stb ult, refers to the gold strike, in that town, under these head lines: Billions in It.. Phanix Stands Bpon Gold Bed. Richer than GoIcouda, and tho Whole Valley Undarlaid With It
 The Greatest Discovery of Mod, ern Times"
 The Gazette of that date assures it's readers that it is not fool gold, but the b,ight shining ore itself, and that a little dab of sand, liberally specked with gold" was washed out by Mir Saunders, an old California placer miner, thereby revealing to the Ga. zette that Phoenix stood upon 6 gold bed and that the whole valley was underlaid with it, which, if true, and of which we have not a doubt, loro- shadows the doom of that section of Salt River Valley as a farming and fruit growing district, for without an admixture Of soil with the gold it's qualities of fruition have gone.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-07

Some months ago the ship builders of Detroit had trouble with ther men and imported sh'p carpenters from Maine. The Knights of Labor paid these men s35 each, and ia return took promise to return to Maine or at least to leave the neighborhood of Detroit, The men took the money and did not leavs. The Knights sneti to recover their S35. The judge held that the contract was illegal, as designed to interfere unlawfully with individuals, and as striking a fatal. blow at free institutions, stiaing le. gitimate enterprise and crippling commerce. So the Knights lost their money,Las Vegas Optic.